Write-ups

The shorter version.

Ten Revenue Mind conversations, written up before the raw transcript. The point, the part that stayed with me, and what the guest actually said.

1. 37Pick Your Poison: the functioning addict at the topIan Koniak was a top global performer at Salesforce while hiding a twenty-year sex addiction. This one is heavy, and worth it.Ian KoniakRead →
2. 36Put the Shovel Down: the accidental addiction counselorAmber Hollingsworth became an addiction counselor by accident, then realized her whole family had been the training. This one changed how I think about quitting.Amber HollingsworthRead →
3. 35From Trauma to Triumph: 117 days to stand againA 600kg horse fell on Hacia Atherton. 117 days to relearn standing, thirty-plus procedures, and a career rebuilt on the psychology of adversity.Hacia AthertonRead →
4. 31Be Unapologetically You: what burnout actually feels likeMeghann Misiak's burnout wasn't being tired. It was her brain switching off at a light switch. We talk about where the job lives in your body.Meghann MisiakRead →
5. 30It Doesn't Have to Be This Hard: abandoning yourself at workClaude Silver, Gary Vaynerchuk's Chief Heart Officer, once hid being gay at a company where she didn't feel safe. We get into what that costs.Claude SilverRead →
6. 24Invite Your Muse: when other people's rules burn you outMy old LivePerson colleague Brandon Fluharty traces every burnout he's had to one cause: letting someone else's voice override his own.Brandon FluhartyRead →
7. 20Do the Work: rest is not lazinessLeslie Venetz ran a $750M budget and still had a boss counting her bathroom breaks. We get into hustle culture, a 100-day sober-curious reset, and rest.Leslie VenetzRead →
8. 15Define Yourself First: the anxiety he missed for forty yearsJason Widup thought anxiety looked like panic attacks. His looked like catastrophizing five steps ahead, plus decades of daily weed to quiet it.Jason WidupRead →
9. 08Just Own It: grieving a stillbirth by working moreTim Davidson lost his first child to a stillbirth and answered by working more. We talk grief, humor as armor, and what a newborn changes.Tim DavidsonRead →
10. 07Do It Afraid: entrepreneurial depressionLashay Lewis spent a decade tying her self-worth to whatever business she was running. She has a name for it: entrepreneurial depression.Lashay LewisRead →